Ausschreibungen

Knowsley Borough is embarking on a journey to transform social care in Knowsley. Within the context of this opportunity, it is imperative that individuals are at the heart of the care and support they receive, which should be easy to access, of good quality and that maximise their ability to live independently and safely in their community. This procurement exercise will include a number of ‘Lots’ for residential and nursing care home services including older people, learning disability, physical disability, mental health needs, respite and discharge to assess support. The provider shall deliver an appropriate level of care as defined in the Individual’s care plan and provide accommodation to ensure that the service user’s health and social care needs are met within the regulatory requirements of the care quality commission. Providers who meet the selection and award criteria will be accepted onto the pseudo dynamic purchasing system (PDPS). Lot 1: Older people (Residential) Includes those individuals aged 65+ who have been assessed as requiring a residential care service, whose primary assessed need is in relation to their age and physical health; Lot 2: Older people (Nursing) Includes those individuals aged 65+ who have been assessed as requiring a nursing care service, whose primary assessed need is in relation to their age and physical health; Lot 3: Older people (Residential dementia) Includes those individuals aged 65+ who have been assessed as requiring a residential care service, whose primary assessed need is in relation to dementia; Lot 4: Older people (Nursing dementia) Includes those individuals aged 65+ who have been assessed as requiring a nursing care service, whose primary assessed need is in relation to dementia.

Psudo Dymanic Purchasing System (PDPS) for Residential and Nursing Care in Knowsley

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